Mapping vertical descents and river systems within regional national park boundaries
This geographic collection documents named waterfall features located within Venezuela, tracing river systems where water descends over rock faces or steep slopes. Each entry provides clear context on the physical form, including rock steps or cascades associated with local protected landscapes. Browsing these features offers insight into the geological variety and channel geometry that define water-based terrain across the country.
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Browse cascadas, cataratas and named falls from Armonie Falls to Cuquenan Falls
Venezuela’s active waterfall index contains 68 features associated with five protected parks; Early names include Armonie Falls, Caída Quebrada Anauco, Cascada Guardián del Norte, Cascada La Llovizna, Cascada La Pañoleta, Cascada Tacamahaco, Catarata de Hua, Chorrerón de Galipán and Cuquenan Falls. One record stores a 979 m height; the value is not applied to unmeasured entries, and coverage is not exhaustive.
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